not mustang but i think u guys can help

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1SLO306

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I have a 90' beretta gt 3.1 auto. the car runs fine at first but when it gets warm the tranny will start to slip and not long after that it will not pull at all but if i let it sit for about 2 hours then it will move again and start to do the same. What do u guys think it could be??? Thanks for any help!!:SNSign:

 

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What does the fluid look/smell like?

 

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you might try getting a tranny flush and new filter, i dunno much about autos, but it may be a sign that it's on its way out.

 

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The Shape said:

What does the fluid look/smell like?

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it looked pretty clean but not the best. didnt smell like anything was wrong. i have another tranny for it but i dont want to switch unless i have too.

thanks guys

 

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Try a tranny flush with new filter and a bottle of Lucas and see if that helps. If not sounds like the tranny is almost toast. you can try unpluging the lock up torque converter it's on the driver side at the front on top of the tranny if you do unplug that you will rev like 400 RPM's higher on the highway.

 

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Like someone else had posted, change the filter/fluid and try it again. I don't think that year came with the sealed tranny like some of the later 90's GM's had. It definitely sounds like its on its way out but the filter change may give you a little more time so get the spare ready.

 

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This web site will help u out alot more then we could. It's like a Stangnet but for J bodies I use to go here all the time when I had my 89 Z24.
v6z24.com

 

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how hard is it to flush the whole system???

 

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you can take it to a shop and they can run it with some machine they have and it will flush every thing including the torque converter and then they replace the filter and fill it up. Or you can drop the tranny pan your self let all the fluid drain change the filter (real cheap and easy) bolt the pan back on and fill it. When you drain it like that u don't get all the fluid out because the converter holds a few litres. The filter just pops out make sure the O-ring comes with it and pop the new one in. The filter kit comes with the pan gasket and will only be like $20.

 

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Roland69 said:

you can take it to a shop and they can run it with some machine they have and it will flush every thing including the torque converter and then they replace the filter and fill it up. Or you can drop the tranny pan your self let all the fluid drain change the filter (real cheap and easy) bolt the pan back on and fill it. When you drain it like that u don't get all the fluid out because the converter holds a few litres. The filter just pops out make sure the O-ring comes with it and pop the new one in. The filter kit comes with the pan gasket and will only be like $20.

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thanks mane!

 

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No probs mane Just keep on keepin on

 

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TCC lockup solenoid is what it sounds like. they go bad all the time. usually right behind the side cover on the trans. drivers side of the car. good luck with it

kevin